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Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
At the Opera Homo.

The Opera House WAS we'll filled last
night 10 witness the melo-drama
Lights o. London" which was pro.
duced under the management Of Charles
4. Bacon. The plot CT ths play Is
well known, ~ IL has been presented In
this city several times previously. The
different characters were al we'll sus.
tained, and the audience sks wed their
appreciation By frequent applause. The
scenery 10 very handsome, and was
worked In an admirable manner, there
being only ono or two long waits" be-
tween the en- tire six aCts. IT will be
aiven for the last time shis evening, and
the indications arc that the audisncs
will be fully - large II mot larger than
that OF last evening.
On Monday night Miss Maude Banks
will commence IN engage ment Of one
week, supported By an excellent com.
pany, which includes among other first
class artists Edward p. Sullivan and
John 7. Craven. The highly interes ting
drama. Love and Money" will b
given on the opening night; "Ingomar"
on Tuesday night; "Camills" ct the
Wednesday matinee; "Little Emily"
Wednesday night; LADY Of Lyons"
Thursday night; elbow for Blow FRI
day, and "Dlvorce" Saturday night.
Tho attraction fer the Saturday matinee
has not yet been announced. The prices
OF admission will be 10, 20 and 80 cents,
and each play will be given with spe.
clal scenery and calcium and electric
light effects.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

n aud UNFOI.
TUNArE men,
Lh falling 10 be cured
- by specialists and
prc, consult ply sioians
tnal Association, OF.
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

In the u. 8. Senate, on Friday, Mr..
Colquit presented q petition from the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
of the District of Columbia, charging the
Commissioners of the District with dds
regarding the purity safety and moral in-
terests and rights OF the people," and as.
serting that, Sin direct violation fof law,
they have been, for months past, permit
ting and protecting gambling hollis, pool
rooms, and drinking establish mems as
well as dens OF vice." The petition
"prays for thorough investig alton of the
facts, and for the proper enforcement OF
law and protection of homes within the
District j" After some discussion, the
petition was referred 10 the Committee on
the District of Columbia. Senate ad-
journed.
In the House the conference report on
the Interstate Commerce bill was passed
yeas, 2l9; nays, Al. Mr.. Belmont offer
ed u resolution requesting the President
Ito transmit 20 the House copies of such
correspondence up to the present day
between this Government and the British
Government as he may decide can now
properly be made public in regard to the
deprivation inflicted In Canadian ports
on American fishing vessels, having the
right to touch aud trade, of the liberty
heretofore enjoyed by such vessels to en-.
ter Canadian ports open to foreign vessels
and to buy and sell and to transmit mer-
chandise therein, and which is permitted
in such ports TO American trading yes
sells and to vessels of all other nationali.
ties"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22

All our city fathers say "use Saliva.
tion OIL. the greatest cure on earth for
pain. 1t costa only % cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
The Jsrssy CITY shooting.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 21.-rhe four
Piukerton detectives arrested last
night for killing Thomas Hogan the is.
year-0ld boy, were Arraiened In the
Gregory street police court ut 8 o'clock,
this morning. Their names are Thomas
6heehey. Norton Morisrty, Daniel
0ahill and Samuel A. Neff. Ex-MAyor
Gilbert Collins appeared for the priso
ners, and OF Judge John A. 0rath for
the 1tats. Detective Pearson stated
that he was directed by the chief 70 pre-.
fer charge Of murder against the four
mon. Counsellor Collins said that he
thought the charge should 10 moro az
plicit, In view Of the fact that charge Of
murder could lie only against one of ths
prisosers.
Judge McGrsth called james Stew.
art, OF No. lH Madison street. The
Court told him to designate tho man
who shot Hogan. He pointed TO 6hsehsy
ana said. '"That's the man." Imme-
diately Mayor Collins requested that
the prisoners be remanded for further
examination until he WAS able 10 con-
for With tbem. The Judge 1smanded
the prisoners. An Af1iticral. charge
was preisfrsd against Men Of assault
ana battery upon Q I0-year-old boy
street, this oity. A number OF with osses
were produced who testified that ct
noon yesterday, ct the scene OF the mur-
der, they saw Neff hurl hts club at Z
party OF boys ON the ice near the GOAL
yards. Tho club struck young Casey.
NeH then drew his revolver and
pointed II st the boys. Judge Stilsing
held the prisoner 10 $500 bail to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-22
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.|..HH.N .H.a ..H. ---- MN .U.N. U.rn.. #..
Moldcrs Resume work-The O., L. b W.
Depot, etc.
Judge Cochran was In Barnesyille yes.
terday.
Tho city bastile contains three inmates
on ~disorderly charges.
The Good Templars will picnic at Sid
Wells grove on the 4th,
Mrs. Louis swartz loft yesterday for a
months trip to Canada.
George Hornung, Jr., Is lying very low
with typhoid fever, at the residence OF
Captain Iuglebright.
The molders at the Martins Ferry Stove
Works have returned to work, having SO.
cured what they demanded.
. Miss Parkeraon. Of Pine Valley, and
Miss CLARK, Of st. C%lairsville, were the
guests Of Miss Annie Ralston this week.
Daisy MoMasters was fined So and costs
by Mayor Keller, and given her choice to
pay 1t 0 rleave the city. She chose to pay
1t, and was released until she secured the
money.
Rumor has 1t that the moldera at
Spence, Bagg's & Co.'s foundry, are on a
strike: This ia wrong, and probably orig
mated from the fact that the machinery
molders had some difference Of opinion
with the firm in regard to a piece Of work.
All departments ara running full.
General Manager Townsend, General
Freight Agent Grout and Superintendent
Thornburg, Of the Cleveland, Lorraine &
Wheeling railroad, were in the city yea-
tarday In consultation with William Il.
Wood, relative to the location Of their de.
pot on their recently purchased property
north Of tho blast furnace,
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TIE ARROWS FETE
An Enjoyable Time, Pretty Fireworks and
-LH,-ll % C3reut lfnse Enll. shEr=u.

An Enjoyable Time, Pretty Fireworks nnd
Greut I,nse Bull.
The Arion picnic and so%mmernachtsfes
on the State Fair Grounds yesterday after.
noon was, like all tho Arion'a jietes an en-.
tire success. The afternoon was spent in
quiet social converse, or p%romenading and
dancing to the strains OF the Union band,
Of A:naville, an organization which aston.
iahed those who had not before heard It,
by the fine music it made.
Some Of the gentlemen played foot ball
in the afternoon, and the children had
fine sport. But it was not until G O'Clock
that the fun began. Then the most phe-
nomenHl game of base ball ever witnessed
on tho Island, was played, two
mines, commanded by A. @. Eyer.
ter, playing one commanded BY
Fred schwertierger. The scorer went
insane in the first half inning; everybody
umpirsd. When they yelled at Prof,
schockey to."hold the base" he picked up
the stone that served for a base
and SHIELD" 1t. Col. Exley ran
over second aud sat down in the grass,
Later Col. Exley knocked his second
long hit to left, and made first, but George
Hook was on first and waa having too
much fun to u 1t was an uproarious
game, and the proceedings before they
began to play were as funny. They
marched down, headed by the band, and
most grotesqusly uniformed. Paddles
big and paddles little, square bats and
round bats, and an eight-inch foot ball
were carried In the procession.
Later, after the crowd had rested from
their laughter, a splendid display Of fire.
works was made under the supervision Of
Dr.. Booking. The grounds were beauti-
fully Illuminated all evening with Chinese
lanterns, and red fire was burnt proiusely.
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bridgeport.

.H-.H-. .t. .'HEEHHH
Frank Hilyer, Of Fairpoint, is visiting
in the city.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheeling
Creek minea.
Milt Harrison, Of Pittsburgh, is in the
city this week.
John Sidebottom, Superintendent OF the
County I~narmary, is in town.
Reports from the interior Of the county
say wheat will be ready to cut in about
ten days.
Qaite a number Of Bohemian families
have removed to Yellow Greek from the
Wheeling Greek mines.
A letter received from Messrs. Baggs,
Griffin end Lawrence, in camp st Still.
water, reports they are catching lots
Of fish and killing plenty OF game.
The Bridgeport millers are well pleased
with the turn wheat has taken in the
West, as It viii enable them to secure do
mestic wheat more easily and READILY.
PEAsE township tax books will be in
Martins Ferry, Tuesday at the Hanover
House, Thursdaya at the office Of J. 7.
Hanes. The balance OF the time at tho
Office Of R. 7. Howell, Bridgeport.
J.J T.. McClelland, Of Bank street, Bridge
port, makes all kinds OF rubber stamps for
lnames, card addresses, and all branches Of
business at the lowest prices. All work
guaranteed, and done on short notice,
Gall and see him. .n7
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Choking Catnrrh.

a#a.l H.NH |H.E ..N
Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
ali the horrible sensations OF an assassin clulch!ng
your throat and pressing tho lifc.brcath from your
frightened chest Have you noticed tho languor
md debility that succeed tho effort to clear your
throat and head Of this catarrhal matterf What a
depressing Influence II exerts upon tho mind
clouding tho memory and filling the head with
pains and strange noisest How difficult Il Il to
rid tho nasal passages, throat and lungs Of this
poisonous mucus all can testify who arc addicted
with ca,arrh.8 How difficult 10 protect tho system
against lis further progress towards tho lungs,
liver and iidneys, q fphysiciaus VIZ admit ~
Tho remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly. fail, Of santord's Radical Cure,
arc a!teAted by thousands. who gratefully recon-.
made regarding Il that cannot, DO snbstantiated BY
tho most respectable and reliable references
Each packet contains ono bottle OF tho Radical
Cure, one lox Catarrhal Solvent. and an Improved
Iuhalor, with treatise and directions, and Is sold
by all druggists for 81 %. aEIHl5
porrrN DRun Ann CHEMICAL Co., Boston. .gN
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AN ELEGANT RECEPTION
Given last Evening by n Well.Knowu
+tt Society AInu. Er1af

Given Last Evening by a Well.Knowu
Society Man. m
a reception and german was given al
Franzheim's hall last night that will Ions
be memorable to those who were there
as onessof the most complete and DELIGHT.
full happenings over known In Wheelipp'a
social world. It WIS., given by Mr.. Alex.
Laughlin, who intends to leave Wheeling
shortly and engage in business elsewhere,
He was aesieted by Mr.. George Baird, If,
and two more charming hosts 1t would be
difficult to find. Nothing was wanting
that couldiu any manner contribute 10 the
enjoyment ofthe event. The affair, while
in the nature Of q farewell rendered by
Mr.. Laughlin, Was also complimentary ia
Misa Garth, Of Hannibal, Mo-, the CUES
OF Mrs. Frank ]. Hearne. There yere
quite q number of others from out of town
there, whose presence aided materially in
making the reception the enjoyable one
that it was. Nearly all OF 'Wheelipv's
we'll known society leaders we're anon
the guests.
The scene presented in the hall when
the festivities were at their highest wss
charming, the handsome toilets worn by
the ladies lending ar, air: OF elegance that
was well in keeping with the good taste
d%isplayedin ailthe arrangements. at mid.
night the lancsre, waltzes and polkas with,
which the time has been pleasantly passed
wore abandoned and the German COM
menced. It was ledtfrom both ends, Mr.,
Laughlin and Mliss Mamie Meade being at
one end, md Mr.. Baird and Mics Garth at
the other The figures were nearly all
new and the tayora were all handsome
s%ouveniEs. Kramer furnished the mueic..
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RIVER NEWS.
stage. OF the Water and Moveme uts OF tho

Stage OF the Water and Movements OF tn.
Bonts.
The river 10 falling with q depth Of
rect . inches inches in the channel accord,
ing to the marks last night.
The Fashion is due down at an early
hour this morning and the Scotia up II
the Pittsburgh-C Cincinnati trade.
Capital n Alexander Montgomery, one O.
Oincinnati'g well.known steamboatmen,
is'at the stanm house. He is at present
IN command Of the towboat A. L. Martin.
The Andes did not get away from this
vicinity until O'Clock yesterday morning,
nearly twenty hours behind time: She
was busy loading on nails at the various
mills.
The new towboat Bennett, bnilt by the
Sweeneys for the New Cumberland Tow
boat Company, made q trial trip yesterday
afternoon and laat evening left for New
Cumberland to enter her trade.
Saturday evening about 6 P. NJ, as the
steamer Spring Hill, with two empties,
vas passing up past Caunelton Ialand, In
the hanawha, tho current broke the moor.
lngs OF the barges, and caused the cur.
rent. to ewing the steamer around in the
head Of the island, at which place she is
lying high and dry. Aa it will take nine
feet Of water before she can be gotten of,
she may lie thore I'LL summer, at q big
loBs.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

a Building sl.c " Nineteenth s!seet, cast oiSa.
is;i Il y pigst twenty ssAa feet, running to alley IN equal
Lot south Of No. 2So2 Eoa street. Price sl,0o.
House No: z 1, South Huron street; ground 20 feet
~ Acre Farm. four Ioomed lawed log horN,
good grane.y: coEn.cIIb. stable, orchard OF l0O tEet.
neaa OF fIoctor creek, Eeven miles IRON Proctor
station, on Ohio RIVER Railroad; can DO bought
Tor Sl,40o. gsHg.
one OF tho most desirable and substantial rsI.
deuces within tho city, situated on northeast col.
ner Of Chapline aud Fourteenth streets, hOGa
numbered 1870 Chapline street; tho lot fronts Is
leet on Chapline street. Terms Of payment, easy,
one.hith cash, balance in equal annual payments
with Interest payable annually. Fifteen yeals
time given II desired,
NO. lSo Twelfth street, a full lot, 60 by 100 FEET
! ioomed house on front, q 4 Iooned house Oh
alley. Price, $500, 'sell 5000
"A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on tho
Wheeling, consisting OF u new frame house and!
acres o. land; win exchange for desilablG city
No. o. North Front street, ground fronting % ia.
ana running back an equal width to river.
NJ. 70! south rem street, n SIX roomCd frame
aouse WIN stone foundation and basement, W@h.
ieet, running back 10 feet Price, Sl,6Q1.
10y no. los southwest corner Of Virginia and
south York streets, with par. Of lot No, Ib6, Ia al
fronting 6s ieet on Virginia stree. and 10 fec! Oh
NO. i1o Sixteenth street; on first floor Is dining
second floor Lis two rooms and hall; Third door,
thtee rooms and hall; a dnished attic, illuminating
gas throughout, water on first and thtei llOon, &
EIDE entrance; ground Is fec. Trout, running bact
% ieGt: can now be bought for SLIGO.
nosSe, harness and spring Wagon for So. n
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LOCAL pREyITIEs.
matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
LAL.-L- ---.-L ". tho City. ~. nA.lAL.L-L.a

Matters OF Minor Moment LII aud About
al. the City.
MANAGER GEsTnER's benefit at tho
Grand this evening.
TnE police got their new summer hats
Yesterday. They were. bought OF WE.
Wier and arc a light soft felt, very nobby.
TIE old Greer House, at the corner Of
Eighth and Market street,, which bears
the reputation Of being the oldest house
In North Wheeling, Is being torn down.
A SMALL blaze in the bake house Of
Molter's cracker factory, In East Wheel.
Ing, yesterday, caused the Atlantic engine
to be called on. No damage was done.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record a deed made June IL, by Peter
plues and wife to James Crosby, In
consideration OF 800, for the north half Of
lot Gl, In the Lagrange addition to the old
town Of South Wheeling.
TIE Pan, Haniies and Pill Rollers will
play d match game oil base ball at the
Island Park grounds tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock. The public 10 invited, and
as the admission Is free there will no
doubt be alarge attendance.
YESTERDAY morning a natural gas explo.
aion occurred at the Upper Riverside mill,
which resulted In ThomM Armstrong, a
b~ricklayer, and William Richmond, q Ia
borer, being painfully but not seriously
burned about the face, hands and body.
AN imposter was about town yesterday,
pretending to be a Baltimore & Ohio bag
gsge master, and 10 be collecting money
for a conductor who wns recently, blinded
by an accident. Several gentlemen were
yictimized. Tho police arc looking for
the fellow.
WonKMEv digging on Main atreet, near
Ninth, for the foundation Of a now houne,
unearthed at q considerable depth frag-
menta OF old tombstones. They must date
way back, as no graveyard was located
there within the memory Of the present
generation.
BAKER, the murderer confined in jail at
New Cumberland, Is the recipient Of bou.
qusts and dslicacies from tho sentimental
| women Of that place. There is something
strange In the constitution Of como WON.
On which infatuatea them with the muir.
derer whose victim Is a woman, no matter
how heinoua or brutal the crime may be.
Baker says he Is anxious for his trial, as
he has an imperative engagement on Jnly
4th to which he must attend. The court
conyenes on the 22nd, and he will be in.
~vestigated by tho Grand Jury.
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Entrance March-From Tannhauser. R. Wagner
First Plano-Misscs Marie Dent and Anna MCGul
Tough. go o.
Second Piano-Misscs Katherine Stephens aud
Hattie Wainwright. ~
~1Iarps-Misses Anna Lang, Teresa Lyons and
Emma Lyons. AsFl 81
The "phAntom Chorus".-From sonnambula.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The Seven Cases Of the Eleventh Circui
Disposed of, tN.

The Seven Cases Of. tho Eleventh Circuit
Disposed Of.
This court met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday
with all the judges present, md transacted
the following business, tho cases being
those from the Eleventh circuit, Judge
Henry Brannon's courts: (
Handy & Bro, vs.. D. H. Smiths admin
lstrator. Appeal, from Lewis county sub
mltted.
NJ. L. Rohsbaugh, administrator, va, J.
NJ. Bennett ct al. Appeal and supersedeas,
from Lewis county submitted.
|. N. CASTOR Va. George Mace OF al.
Writ Of error, from Lewis county; con.
". b. Brooks, assignee, va. s. a. Beck.
with. Appeal, from Upshur county con.
timed. gGdyg %
VIM. Crabtree's executor Va. 8. A. Beck.
with. Appeal, from Upshur county; con.
tinued.
Thomas Shaw ve. County Court. Writ
OF Error, from Upahur county; submitted,
Elias Heavner's executor 70. Morgan
Morgan OF al. Appeal, from UpshuI
county submitted. .
T. j. Taylor, Of Z%anoaville, Ohio, was I'D.
mitted to practice on motion Of W. P,
Hubbard. HS AF
Court adjourned till 10A. NJ. to-day.
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ALL who want to enjoy q good enter.
tainment should 90 to Parker Hall on
Saturday night. The following persons
will take part: Dora Porter, Lila Girls.
we'll, Birdie Plat, Carrie Wright, Lizzie
Shelley. Mrs. Padgett, Maggie Blowers,
Jessie Lions, Pearl Reed, Sidney Bliss,
Edna Baird, William Little, ST., R. /.
Frazier, William Marling, A. B. Hill and
Richard Tonini.
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Tho beuent ana Ey,uipr,

The performers who are to take part in
the benefit to be rendered to Manager
Genther ut the Grand tonight, rehesrsed
last evening, and everything went of very
smoothly. Tho tickets are nearly all sold.
Everything points to q brilliant and NOM.
orablo success tonight. An attractive
programme, srtia.ically rendered, a com.
plimentsry benefit to ono whom all de.
light to honor, and other reasons conspire
to make 1t q auccesa. n
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WE nre daily receiving New Novelties
In Suilings, Pantal0onings and over.
coatings. which we arc prepared to make
up in tlrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
Our White Unlnundrlcd Shirt, double
Scanned, re.enfOrced front and back, ut
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF DAlbriggau Tn.
dcrwear from 81 90 suit upwards, at
O.. HESS q sons,
1921 & 1929 Market Street.
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Excur.,on tn L@.nu,.y,I1. ~,

Excursion to Louisville, Ky.
On the occasion, OF the Interstate Com.
petitive drill at Louisville, KY, the Balti.
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell
round trip tickets at low excursion rates.
Tickets will be sold on June 20 and 81,
and will be good returning until June GO
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DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
How My Side Aches.

--TW1- y FfoM utu DelICH Huu Ine cuuENE1 Eom
Al - tho LOOM and sewing machine goes up
rSSA tho cry Of pain and weakness. Aching
MGlS@ Aidca aud Back. Kidney. and Uterine
R2fshL Paths, Strains and Weakness, Coughs,
Colos and Chest Palms, and every rain and Ache
Of daily toll relieved In ono minute by tho .Cntt
cuna Aftti.pain Plaster. New, elegant, and infal'
liblc, At druggists. $50; I've for 81 90. or Of Potter
Drug and VhcnicA Co., Hostnn, 70 iuN2. yrhAw
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MARTINS FERRY,

'ourt adjourned till I0A. N. to-day.
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VISITING ENGINEERS.
DISTINGUISHED DELEGATION
Composed Of che Locomotive Engineers o.
the O., D.. 3 Q. Railroad and their Farai.
lies, Arrive In a Special, Car and nre
Welcomed and Entsrtaiued Here.

Chillicotho Division No. 05 Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Enginoern,
with the wives and families OF tho mem.
borp, to the number Of sixty,arrlved in this
city yesterday morning at 1850 o'clock In
a special car, having come from Grafton
over tho Baltimore 4 Ohio road. Itthey
surprised the members Of Tygart'a Valley
Division No. 2sl Of the B. Of L. E., which
Is composed ofthe engineera on the Fourth
division Of the B. & 0. road, when they
appeared in their special car at Grafton
Monday evening. The local engineers at
once organized O grand basket picnic, for
Wednesday, at the Grafton Park, which
was participated in by the membera OF the
two divisions and their families and
friends. Yesterday morning the car was
hitched on the B. & 0. train which ar.
rivea hero at 1850, q committee Of the
local Dlvieion %persuading the visitors 10
60 home via Wheeling.
AN IMrRoMPru RECEPTION.
This committee consisted Of Meeara.
John Cumming, William Duffey, Lee Wells
and Edward Lemons. Arriving here,
these gentlemen escorted their guests to
tho Mcclure House, where dinner vas
served at II 80 o'clock. In the meantime
the Wheeling engineers ran across Mr.. O,
B. Hart, OF the INTELLIaRNcER, whom they
induced to welcome their guests on be-.
half Of the members Of the Brotherhood
here and Of the city. This Mr.. Hart didi in
some impromptu remarks which were
well received. He was introduced to tho
%yisitors by Mr.. Dufey, F. "A. E. Of Di.
vision 2s4. He said It: was::a source Of
regret that the coming Of the visitors had
not been made known in advance, that
people here might extend such q recep.
ton as they would have been proud 10
give and as was due such q delegation Of
such a Brotherhood-an organization
whose course had ever increasingly won
the respect and consideration Of the pub.
lie.
Mr.. Frank McHortar, Of the WAITING